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The Chronicle Business ReporterFINANCE and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube and his Industry and Commerce counterpart, Dr Sekai Nzenza, are visiting Bulawayo tomorrow for a crunch...
The Chronicle Michael Magoronga, Midlands CorrespondentECONOMIC analysts are convinced the economy is in the right direction to full recovery despite the immediate setbacks induced by the deadly Covid...
Some Movement for Democratic Change Alliance activists stopped opposition MDC-T leader, Thokozani Khupe, from attending the funeral of Nelson Chamisa’s mother in Gutu, Masvingo. According to Khaliphan...
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa attending his mother’s funeral in Gutu, Masvingo, on Wedneday. (Godfrey Mtimba)
Under The Diversity Visa program tens of thousands of potential immigrants literally rely on the luck of the draw to get the opportunity to legally live and work in the US, without sponsorship from an...
HARARE (Reuters) – Zimbabwe should implement sustainable political and economic reforms and successfully complete an IMF monitoring programme in order to normalise ties with international lender...
The Chronicle Mthabisi Tshuma in Filabusi PANGANI Vocational Training Centre in Insiza district, Matabeleland South, has championed a goat keeping project with the youth being most active beneficiarie...
The Chronicle Business Reporter THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) says farmers have been excited by the Foreign Currency Auction Trading System, which has seen them receiving payments th...
As Ghana’s confirmed number of COVID-19 cases keep rising, the government is urging citizens to take their health seriously and do regular exercise. Although social distancing has made going to...
The Chronicle Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business ReporterTHE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is struggling to satisfy customer needs due to crippled capacity, which hinders the company’s business gro...
The Chronicle Harare BureauTHE feasibility study for the development of irrigation projects around Tugwi-Mukosi, the country’s largest inland dam, has identified about 15 000 hectares of irrigable lan...
The Chronicle Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business ReporterTHE wholesale and retail price of bread has fallen by 16 percent following a reduction in the price of flour in the market from $3 150 per 50kg ba...
The Chronicle Business ReporterAS the country’s agriculture continues to battle challenges brought about by climatic change and other natural factors, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has urged farmers to embrac...
MARYLAND — President Emmerson Mnangagwa has fired Health Minister Obadiah Moyo, who is linked to a $60 million shady deal involving the purchasing of COVID-19 test kits and other materials without fo...
Hundreds of protesters continue to camp out at New York’s City Hall demanding massive budget cuts to the police department. The movement to “defund the police” was ignited by the death of George Floyd...
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE wholesale and retail price of bread has fallen by 16 percent following a reduction in the price of bread flour in the market from $3 150 per 50 kilogramme...
Kevin Mayer, a former executive at Disney, recently started his new role as TikTok’s new CEO. He must prove to American lawmakers, regulators and consumers that they can trust the Chinese-owned app wi...
Teleworking during COVID-19 can be a lonely business. Online work meetings and conferences can leave workers feeling isolated and glum. Enter Goat 2 Meeting, which brings people face-to-face with a go...
The Chronicle Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau ChiefA SURVEY conducted by Government has shown that life expectancy for many people in the small to medium enterprises (SMEs) category is short when co...
The Chronicle Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls ReporterHOTELS and restaurant operators are beginning to make plans to reopen as the tourism sector begins to awaken following relaxation of lockdown rules...
The Chronicle Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business ReporterTHE $500 million Treasury Bills issued last week by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to fund Covid-19 pandemic expenditure by Government have be...
The Chronicle Business ReporterLISTED building materials manufacturer, Turnall Holdings’ board chairperson, Mrs Rita Likukuma, has retired from the company. In a public notice, the company announced t...
The Chronicle Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business ReporterDAIRIBORD Holdings Limited has increased shares for its employee share ownership trust to 17,9 million from 10 million after the group’s sharehold...
The Chronicle Business ReporterTHE African Development Bank Group has joined the World Trade Organisation and other multilateral development banks to reduce trade finance gaps that emerge as a result...
MARYLAND — Some political parties and members of the public say they support organizations calling for mass demonstrations at the end of July this year, pushing for the end of Zanu PF rule. The MDC A...
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Pearl mullets, an endemic fish species found only in Lake Van in the east of Turkey, have once again embarked on their challenging journey against the tide of life, swimming upstream to get to freshwa...
Companies such as Coca-Cola, Adidas, Ford and Lego are boycotting Facebook this month, pulling ads that appear on the social network in the United States. Some advertisers are part of an organized boy...
The practice of mining precious metals and stones from the Earth dates as far back as recorded human history.The prized possessions of previous eras give clues to a culture’s technological advancement...
The Chronicle Business Reporter LISTED building materials manufacturer, Turnall Holdings’ board chairperson, Mrs Rita Likukuma, has retired from the company. In a public notice, the company announced...
U.S. President Donald Trump spent the 4th of July weekend at Independence Day celebrations in South Dakota and Washington. He used both events to deliver a strong message on law and order, the platfor...
The Chronicle Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business ReporterGOVERNMENT which in April collected about ZWL$3,82 billion, missed its revenue collection target by 11 percent and it attributed this to less trad...
The Chronicle Business ReporterGIANT cement manufacturer, Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Zimbabwe, has secured an investor to build and operate a 32MW solar power plant in Colleen Bawn, Matabeleland S...
The Chronicle Oliver Kazunga recently in HwangeMATABELELAND North-based coal mining company, Zambezi Gas plans to double output to 200 000 tonnes in the next three months after the miner received a ma...
The Chronicle Business ReporterECONET Wireless has partnered with KaiOS Technologies, a leading maker of mobile operating systems for feature smart phones, to launch the ‘Atom 3G’ phone — the country’...
At least 150 people have been killed in the Oromia region of Ethiopia as riots following the killing of a popular singer continue. Known for his political songs, popular singer Hachalu Hundessa’...
The British government is set to end the participation of Chinese telecom giant Huawei in the building of Britain’s 5G phone network — a policy about-turn that will further deteriorate London’s strain...
In a nearly empty Philadelphia courtroom in July 2015, a lawyer for Bill Cosby implored a federal judge to keep the comedian’s testimony in an old sexual battery lawsuit under wraps. It was sensitive....
For Democrats, the reality of the coronavirus pandemic forced a change of plans. Instead of staging an arena-packed event to crown Joe Biden as their presidential nominee — they will hold a virt...
As the coronavirus spreads in Africa, it threatens in multiple ways those who earn their living on the streets — people like Mignonne, a 25-year-old sex worker with HIV. The lockdown in Rwanda has kep...
Americans mark this Independence Day during a time of turmoil in the United States. While many debate whether to wear a mask in public, the COVID-19 pandemic is surging in most U.S. states. Outraged B...
A statue of Christopher Columbus in Waterbury has been decapitated amid protests over racial injustice and the legacy of the 15th-century navigator. The Republican-American reports that photos shot Sa...
The United States has more coronavirus infections than anywhere else, with nearly 2.8 million of the globe’s more than 11 million cases. A recent surge in infections is large enough to cause several g...
Naturalization ceremonies for new US citizens held monthly in Los Angeles are the largest in the country. At the end of March, amid the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services...
As Kenya struggles to curb the spread of the coronavirus, the East African country is facing another outbreak: teenage pregnancies. During three months of lockdown, 152,000 Kenyan teenage girls became...
The nurse started crying when describing her work at a Johannesburg hospital: The ward for coronavirus patients is full, so new arrivals are sent to the general ward, where they wait days for test res...
Botswana is investigating a growing number of unexplained deaths of elephants, having confirmed 275 had died, up from 154 two weeks ago, the government said Thursday. The dead elephants were first spo...
As coronavirus cases neared 11 million worldwide Friday, the outbreak continued to surge in some countries, including the United States, where case numbers were rising in 40 out of 50 states. Florida...
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What do a lucky set of gerbils and a gecko have in common? They all have their own private, custom designed art museum. VOA’s Julie Taboh has more.
